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Dear U.S Military, I would like to visit and see how things work. I ask you to let me come, because i’m good with people, I have interest for working for you after college, and I have very good reasons why I would like to visit and work for you.

I am really good with people, because in the military you will be working with a lot of other people. One way I have enhanced my people skills is by just making friends from different countries and races. Another way I have enhanced my people skills is that I have taken classes on how to properly address someone and how to read body language. I have also learned how to speak different languages. Some of the languages I have learned are, Spanish, French, and Mandarin Chinese. I also have some reasons why i’m interested in working for you. …show more content…

The first reason is that I want to fight for my country in the best way possible. Since I would like to go in the officer's side I have much experience with technology. I know how to build a computer and how to create artificial intelligence.I also want to visit because I want to see how everything works and the operations that take place.

Now I would like to say why I would like to work for you. One reason that I would like to work for the military is that there are safe environment. Another reason is that it pays very well. An average officer gets about 95,000 dollars yearly, but I don’t plan to be average. The other reason I would like to work for you is that you have amazing benefits. Like, Health care, living space, and much more.

I would like to thank you for taking the time to read this letter. I really hope you would let me visit.Dear U.S Military, I would like to visit and see how things work. I ask you to let me come, because i’m good with people, I have interest for working for you after college, and I have very good reasons why I would like to visit and work for

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